Heartless woman is arrested for abandoning her puppy at Vegas airport ticket counter because she couldn’t bring him on flight

A cold-hearted woman has been arrested for allegedly dumping her puppy in a Nevada airport terminal after staff told her she couldn’t get on the plane, police said.

Germiran Bryson, 26, arrived at Las Vegas’ Harry Reid International Airport with his two-year-old golden doodle earlier this month, but was turned away because he did not have the necessary paperwork to bring the pup on board as a service animal.

Instead of rebooking, he allegedly tied his dog to a metal trunk at the JetBlue ticket booth and sped away without looking back. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

He was caught at the exit gate a short time later, taken into custody and charged with animal abandonment and resisting arrest, authorities said.

The dog spent 10 days with Animal Protective Services, but was in danger of being abandoned a second time when Bryson did not return to take him home.

Retriever Rescue of Las Vegas immediately stepped in and took the stranded golden doodle into their care with plans to place him in a ‘new, loving home.’

Now the pup has a second chance at life and a new name to match his journey: JetBlue.

‘This sweet boy is incredible. It’s truly incredible. “And after everything he’s been through, the thought of him ever experiencing abandonment again puts us on very high alert,” the animal rescue said. Facebook post.

Instead of correcting paperwork, Bryson allegedly tied his dog (pictured) to a metal carry-on at the JetBlue ticket booth and sped away without looking back.

‘He deserves stability. Security. Loyalty. ‘A promise for life,’ they added. ‘Let’s make sure the charges continue. This is important.’

‘But remember; it’s not just a headline. She’s not just a cute face. He is a living, breathing soul who needs his needs met for the rest of his life.’

On Feb. 2, police said they were called to Terminal 3 at the Las Vegas airport just before midnight after Bryson allegedly abandoned his dog to fly despite being denied a boarding pass.

Ministry shared images in x As she walked to the ticket office with a leash in her hand, her little puppy was running circles around her, her tail wagging with unsuspecting excitement.

After speaking with the attendant, Bryson allegedly tied the leash to his carry-on luggage and walked away with his luggage, never looking at his pet again.

Meanwhile, according to the footage, the cub looked on in innocent confusion as his owner walked away.

Airport staff rushed to the scene and an employee knelt on the tail-wagging dog’s head and gave him some much-needed love and scratches.

Las Vegas police also released body camera footage showing Bryson trying to go through Gate D1, where officers immediately confronted him.

In footage released by the police department, the pup watched in innocent surprise as his Bryson left without him.

Retriever Rescue of Las Vegas stepped in and gave the pup a new name to match his journey: JetBlue

“I’m going to throw my bags on the ground because I’m tired,” he told the authorities.

An officer sternly told Bryson: ‘No, we’re going to take you to where your dog is and give you a citation because you left your dog at the ticket booth.’

He became defensive, saying he was just trying to ‘rebook his flight’, but police pressed him again on why he had left his dog behind.

In an attempt to shift blame, Bryson told authorities he followed what airport staff told him to do at the counter.

The officer did not accept his excuse and said, ‘Are you going to come out here without your dog?!’ he quipped.

The police department said Bryson “claimed the dog had a tracking device, implying that it was acceptable to leave the animal behind and would return to it.”

The disgraced dog owner allegedly became ‘hostile’ and struggled with officers trying to detain him as he was being escorted back from a checkpoint.

After Bryson was booked, the little dog was cared for by airport staff and Las Vegas police before being transferred to Animal Protective Services for a mandatory 10-day custody period.

Las Vegas police released body camera footage showing Bryson trying to get through Gate D1 (pictured); where officers immediately confronted him.

Bryson never returned for his two-year-old (pictured) after spending a mandatory 10 days with Animal Protective Services, but a non-profit organization stepped in with plans to find him a ‘new, loving home’.

She never returned to pick up her two-year-old dog, but Retriever Rescue in Las Vegas did; it’s a non-profit group that rescues dogs from ‘cruel and inhumane conditions’ overseas. website.

The volunteer-based organization took him in, named it JetBlue, and posted a move ad. Facebook update about the story and the next chapter.

‘The owner was arrested and charged with abandoning the animal. “While this part of his story was heartbreaking, what happened next was nothing short of extraordinary,” they wrote.

‘The outpouring of love from our community has been overwhelming in the most beautiful way,’ they added.

JetBlue’s new start came with a generous gift: a shopping spree at the Las Vegas Dog Supplies Outlet, where he picked out his own toys, including a small mountain cow.

It also received a year’s supply of food from Zignature, according to the nonprofit.

“JetBlue has strongly raised awareness about rescues, abandonment laws, and the fact that dogs are not disposable,” the organization wrote.

‘Thanks to the interest it has generated, it can help many of our babies find homes, and for that we are very grateful,’ they added. ‘We also want to publicly thank the incredible people who stepped in immediately.’

The group explained that JetBlue has already triggered a flood of adoption applications, but they will carefully review each one to make sure it’s never left in the lurch again.

Photos and videos released by the nonprofit show JetBlue (left) going crazy with excitement, getting a pet, spending time with staff and meeting new furry friends

Photos and videos released by the nonprofit showed JetBlue going crazy with excitement, getting a pet, spending time with staff and meeting some new furry friends.

The group explained that JetBlue has already triggered a flurry of adoption applications, but they will carefully review each one to make sure it’s never left in the lurch again.

‘We will be extremely conscious when choosing his forever family,’ they shared.

“We only have one JetBlue… but we have many other wonderful dogs like him waiting for their second chance,” the post added. ‘If her story touched your heart, we hope you’ll consider one of them, too.’

Bryson will now have a status hearing on March 31.